Are the slats on 3in centers so you can use Crawford or pro slat hooks
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I don't know about the two items you mentioned, but I can tell you that from the top of one slat to the top of the next is 3". If the Crawford or pro slat hooks hook over the top of a slat and the top of the slat below, then I believe these would work for you.
38092
The side rails and center rails have routed openings which the ends of the slats fit into. So the individual slats are not individually screwed on, however, there is no way for them to move out of place.
124742
Not on this item. There is a frame that specifically accommodates 2 tiers. Although you can put the 2 tiers close together, this unit is made for 2 tiers.
1513878
Yes on both accounts as we have hung up eight various sizes of boards. Just make sure that your measurements are all according to your ceiling, otherwise it will look off center.
275817
I have three of these mattresses. Each are on slats. You can use box springs just fine. As to advice on which one, sorry, but I'm not a fan of box springs so I can't help there.
1784860
Attach them to the center of the slats if they are wooden to increase sturdiness
602971
I believe it does, the clips have the ability to rotate, just be careful you don't damage the slats when removing the holder :)
1954727
These are not slats. There are full boards on this bed. You would have a 3 foot high bed, but I guess if that's what you want to do, you could do it.
602384
I'm guessing you want the doors to butt together so you would have to make sure you framed properly above the 146" opening using lambeam or appropriate method, otherwise, it can be done with 2 kits. This kit is made to handle some heavy doors. We installed solid core 2 3/4" so I'm going to say it will probably handle whatever you are going to hang. And all the hardware you need is included. If you want to match other hardware nearby you might end up buying a pull to match but you don't have to purchase anything extra unless you are using 2 3/4" doors.
1805678
You should be fine using longer bolts. I would recommend pre-drilling first just to protect the stud. It's going to take enough abuse. I wouldn't use anything smaller then a 3" just because you will have a weak point with the sheetrock being between the stud and the bracket. Unless you cut out the sheetrock just big enough for the bracket...?
1546149
I don't think so. Malone racks come with a slot that accepts the hook on load assist.
523332
Not quite sure what you have but this is basically three metal slats to support the bed in the middle they must be attached to wooden side slats hope that answers your question
983691
Probably not - At least not safely - Bottom hooks start about 3/4 up from total height as I recall
1965081
The kit comes with three metal slats (horizantal bars) and it makes it sturdy. It will be possible to put more wooden slats if required. There is no beam in the center that would come in your way. The two "X" bars in the center connects to the horizontal bars at the bottom of the horizontal bars and so they also wont cause issues.
1227946
It's hard to tell from the photo, but each little hook has a V-shape in the middle because they are intended to hang on a wire. Don't think they would hang securely over a 1/2" plastic slat.
1879762
I put them on the slats. My bed did not have a center support rail. You should be good with them on either.
104957
Yes you can. There are plaStic slats just like thickish bars. Give thought to where you want to hang things though. You can easily have an issue with the perches.